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Author: University Of Chicago Philosophy
Number of Pages: 38 pages
Published Date: 17 Jan 2012
Publisher: General Books
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
Format: PDF
ISBN: 9781235474002
Download Link: Philosophic Studies of the University of Chicago (Volume 3 )
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This historic book may have numerous typos or missing text. Not indexed. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1911. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... in some form in inference; but reason performed its function properly only when it accepted and worked over the data of sense truly and completely given, "adding something," but nothing of its own accord, apparently. For these new additions of this irresponsible activity seemed to Epicurus baffling uncertainties. Thus the subjective attitude was admitted, but it presented itself as an indispensable background to the ethical doctrines and as a dubious factor in the theory of knowledge. Still the acknowledgment of a subjective standpoint proved a leaven in later Epicureanism when it was united with the psychological analysis of the Academy. 2. CHANGES IN METHOD OF LATER EPICUREANS DUE TO ADVANCE IN PSYCHOLOGY That Epicurus employed the primary principles of inductive logic is obvious and the method is clearly stated, though the term used is iimyiay-q and not v Ko0'ofioioy ljuTi(3ari; so common in later discussions.1 The advance made by his followers was methodological and analytical, consisting in the formulation and verification of definite rules of procedure. But the aim of Epicurean philosophy detracted greatly from the value of the method and prevented a natural development of the system of Democritus who would rather find the cause of a phenomenon than be king of the Persians. Elimination of fear of the gods could be effected by showing various natural causes. Hence, although only one cause can be rightly assigned to a single phenomenon, according to Epicurus, the discovery of such a cause had no value for the peace of mind that was the philosopher's goal, and it belonged to the province of a soothsayer rather than of a wise man.2 Epicurus, therefore, insisted that various causes may be ascribed to every phenomenon and he made no attempt to decrease the...
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Philosophic Studies of the University of Chicago (Volume 3 ). University Of Chicago Philosophy
Author: University Of Chicago Philosophy
Number of Pages: 38 pages
Published Date: 17 Jan 2012
Publisher: General Books
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
Format: PDF
ISBN: 9781235474002
Download Link: Philosophic Studies of the University of Chicago (Volume 3 )
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This historic book may have numerous typos or missing text. Not indexed. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1911. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... in some form in inference; but reason performed its function properly only when it accepted and worked over the data of sense truly and completely given, "adding something," but nothing of its own accord, apparently. For these new additions of this irresponsible activity seemed to Epicurus baffling uncertainties. Thus the subjective attitude was admitted, but it presented itself as an indispensable background to the ethical doctrines and as a dubious factor in the theory of knowledge. Still the acknowledgment of a subjective standpoint proved a leaven in later Epicureanism when it was united with the psychological analysis of the Academy. 2. CHANGES IN METHOD OF LATER EPICUREANS DUE TO ADVANCE IN PSYCHOLOGY That Epicurus employed the primary principles of inductive logic is obvious and the method is clearly stated, though the term used is iimyiay-q and not v Ko0'ofioioy ljuTi(3ari; so common in later discussions.1 The advance made by his followers was methodological and analytical, consisting in the formulation and verification of definite rules of procedure. But the aim of Epicurean philosophy detracted greatly from the value of the method and prevented a natural development of the system of Democritus who would rather find the cause of a phenomenon than be king of the Persians. Elimination of fear of the gods could be effected by showing various natural causes. Hence, although only one cause can be rightly assigned to a single phenomenon, according to Epicurus, the discovery of such a cause had no value for the peace of mind that was the philosopher's goal, and it belonged to the province of a soothsayer rather than of a wise man.2 Epicurus, therefore, insisted that various causes may be ascribed to every phenomenon and he made no attempt to decrease the...
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